Category: Sufi news

Journalism; Main or Second Job

Posted on October 14, 2012 | By admin | No comments

It does not matter if you graduated from a media school or a medical school; newsroom fever attracts you to journalism. However, the fever does not guarantee a smooth career in this field.

Worker protests reach no resolution

Posted on October 14, 2012 | By admin | No comments

Over 600 metalworkers gathered in front of Iranian ministry of labour and social security as negotiations with government officials regarding their demands reached an impasse.

Iran prepared to halt uranium enrichment

Posted on October 14, 2012 | By admin | No comments

The Iranian Foreign Ministry has announced that it is prepared to negotiate a stop to its uranium enrichment program if it could receive from elsewhere the necessary fuel for its research reactor.

Iran urged to stop executions

Posted on October 13, 2012 | By admin | No comments

Three senior UN human rights rapporteurs have called on Iran to stop the execution of 11 prisoners set to be hanged today, October 13.

Deadly floods wreak havoc in northern Iran

Posted on October 13, 2012 | By admin | No comments

Heavy rains have flooded large sections of Mazandaran province in northern Iran, causing severe damage and some fatalities.

EU moves closer to new Iran sanctions

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Senior European Union diplomats gave their preliminary approval to new sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program on Friday, including major measures against the Islamic Republic’s banking sector and industry, an EU diplomat said on Friday.

Brother of death row prisoner feared arrested for giving interviews

Posted on October 13, 2012 | By admin | No comments

Iran must release Majid Sedeghi, who was arrested this morning shortly before his brother Saeed Sedeghi had been expected to be executed in Tehran’s Evin Prison, unless he is to be charged with an internationally recognizable offence, Amnesty International said.